Thank you for the comment.
I agree with you regarding the CompareWith() method. That's what happens when you just want/need things done quickly.
It would definetely need more work if it were to be used in the future.

I voted Best Practices +1, for the fact that the code is reasonably well partitioned.
However, I did have to ignore CompareWith() to do so.
That method in kind of in-your-face, which makes it pretty unreadable and probably hard to maintain.